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Texas Gov Abbott asks the Justice Department to investigate 'discriminatory' Islamic washing stations
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has referred DFW and George Bush Intercontinental airports to the Justice Department over Islamic wudu washing stations.
Pentagon fires longtime publisher, editor, reporter from military newspaper Stars and Stripes
The Pentagon fired three staffers from the military newspaper Stars and Stripes, including longtime publisher Max Lederer, for alleged insubordination.
Iryna Zarutska's family files wrongful death lawsuit alleging no security guard was on train
The wrongful death lawsuit alleges no security guard was aboard the Charlotte light rail train when Iryna Zarutska was fatally stabbed in 2025.
ESPN confirms LSU-Ole Miss as College Gameday's week three destination amid speculation
Lane Kiffin returns to Oxford as LSU's coach for the Magnolia Bowl, with College Gameday confirmed and available tickets starting in the $600 range.
Vance unloads on El-Sayed over Sharia remarks: ‘That’s not my grandpa’s Democratic Party’
JD Vance targeted Abdul El-Sayed's past remarks linking Sharia law criticism to white supremacy, arguing Democrats have abandoned union workers.
Former acting US Attorney Andrew Haden found dead in San Diego federal building: police
Andrew Haden, 48, who ran the office after Trump fired Biden appointee Tara McGrath, was found dead in a San Diego federal building Wednesday.
Meghan Markle’s acting return could spark fresh problems with Prince William, Kate Middleton: expert
Meghan Markle's planned return to acting follows struggles with Netflix and Spotify ventures, as experts say she needs a role that shocks audiences.
Hayden Panettiere’s boyfriend’s brother reveals what happened inside Airbnb before actress's death
Brian Hickerson's brother detailed the moments before calling 911 for Hayden Panettiere, pushing back against speculation surrounding her death.
Top-ranked Jannik Sinner withdraws from US Open with right knee injury: 'Sad and disappointed'
Top-ranked Jannik Sinner announced that he is withdrawing from the 2026 U.S. Open with a right knee injury, marking his first missed Grand Slam tournament since...
Ms Rachel speaks out on Black hanging cases as Raleigh death is declared suicide
Children's YouTuber Ms. Rachel posted a video claiming Black people "don't hang themselves from trees" after Raleigh police ruled a death a suicide.
Two US Army Corps of Engineers employees among 8 killed in Alaska charter plane crash
Two U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees were among eight killed when a charter plane crashed in fog near Cape Newenham radar site in Alaska.
DAVID MARCUS: Transportation Secretary Duffy is right, Harvard just ain’t what it used to be
Sean Duffy urges his daughter away from Harvard University amid grade inflation, antisemitism, and DEI policies eroding Ivy League standing.